English
Etymology
From Gr. polytonic|��� ("over").

Prefix
hyper-

1. over, above or beyond

#* hypersonic

1. excessive

#* hyperactive

1. existing in more than three spatial dimensions

#* hyperspace

1. linked non-sequentially

#* hypertext

Antonyms
hypo-

Translations
Italian: iper-

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ttbc|Mandarin Chinese: �
ttbc|French: hyper-#French|hyper-

Derived terms

hyperacid
hyperactive
hyperaesthesia
hyperarid
hyperbaric
hyperbaton
hyperbola
hyperbole
hyperbolic
hyperbolic function
hyperbolic paraboloid
hyperbolism
hyperbolize
hyperboloid
Hyperborean
hypercalcemia
hypercapnia
hypercatalectic
hypercharge
hypercholesterolemia
hyperconscious
mid4
hypercorrect
hypercorrection
hypercritic
hypercritical
hypercube
hyperdrive
hyperemia
hyperesthesia
hypereutectoid
hyperextend
hyperfiction
hyperfine structure
hypergamy
hyperglycemia
hypergolic
hypergonadism
hyperhidrosis
hypericin
hyperinflation
hyperinsulinism
hyperirritability
hyperkalemia
mid4
hyperkeratosis
hyperkinesia
hyperkinetic
hyperlink
hyperlipemia
hyperlipemia
hyperlipidemia
hypermarket
hypermedia
hypermetric
hypermetropia
hypermnesia
hypernatremia
hyperon
hyperopia
hyperostosis
hyperpartisan
hyperphagia
hyperpigmentation
hyperpituitarism
hyperplasia
hyperploid
hyperpnea
mid4
hyperpolarize
hyperpyrexia
hyperrealism
hypersensitive
hypersexual
hypersonic
hyperspace
hypersthene
hypertense
hypertension
hypertensive
hypertext
hyperthermia
hyperthyroid
hyperthyroidism
hypertonia
hypertonic
hypertrophy
hyperuricemia
hyperventilate
hyperventilation
hypervitaminosis

Category:English prefixes

French

Prefix
hyper-

1. hyper-#English|hyper-

Pronunciation
IPA|i.p��
SAMPA|i.pER

Category:French prefixes

fr:hyper-
fi:hyper-

• 2007-12-04 15:42 - Almit39 - it

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